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Horror Articles
Explore Geek Native's articles tagged with Horror. This collection covers topics in Tabletop & RPGs, Movies, and Books.
Solstice: 90s folk horror in the dying moments of Zine Quest
Tanya Floaker has brought an RPG about shame and burning someone alive in a wicker man as a sacrifice to bring back the sun running for a few more days in the dying moments of Kickstarter’s Zine Quest.
The best selling horror TTRPGs published on DriveThruRPG 2023
Following our reveals of the best selling fantasy and sci-fi TTRPGs, Geek Native and DriveThruRPG turn now to horror!
The trailer for Shudders Rock ‘n’ Roll horror comedy ‘Destroy All Neighbours’ is a wild ride
Strap in for this one, because I’ve got the most insane trailer for you that I’ve seen in a LONG TIME, in the form of horror comedy Destroy All Neighbours – with Alex Winter!
Beyond the Pale: A horror RPG inspired by Jewish folklore and mysticism
The action is first set in a village called Kest, also based on a real place, and the characters will meet dodgy politicians, scholars, trickers, witches and then creepier encounters once they move out into the dark forests.
The macabre and emotionally powerful Bluebeard’s Bride horror TTRPG is on offer
As they unravel the tales of Bluebeard’s past brides, the Sisters confront the chilling horrors concealed behind locked doors.
Review: ‘There’s Something in the Barn’ is a new Christmas comedy/horror favourite
Described as ‘Gremlins meets National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation’, this is a laugh-out-loud funny movie.
Watch the trailer for new creepy child’s toy movie ‘Imaginary’ from Blumhouse
We haven’t seen any creepy children’s toy movies in a hot minute, so meet Chauncey; the bear that looks just like any other teddy of a decent vintage, only he’s HAUNTED. Or possessed. Or who knows, really.
Bronwen’s Top 10 Horror/Alternative Christmas Movie Picks
Mwahahahah… we’ve just posted the UK’s Top 15 Christmas Films. Which meant, I also wanted to do something a little different, and list my top 10 favourite horror/alternative Christmas picks – IN NO PARTICULAR ORDER.
Stephen King has written a sequel to Cujo and it’ll be included in his new book ‘You Like it Darker’
The master of horror, Stephen King, has apparently written a sequel to his classic 1981 story Cujo; it’s called Rattlesnakes, and it will be part of his new upcoming short story collection You Like it Darker.
